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Cai 1,2 1 School of Materials Science and Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China 2National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Materials under Shock and Impact, Beijing 100081, P.
In our simulation, the *MAT_ELASTIC_PLASTIC_THERMAL [14] model is chosen to model YSZ materials.
The compact YSZ material is defined as linear elastic materials, and material property parameters are shown in Table 1 with a failure criterion determined by the Tuler–Butcher failure model [14, 15].
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Due to the non-uniform characteristics of water color and spatial distribution of bottom materials, the relationship between the gray values and the water depth is difficult to be described by the theoretic model of single band reflection.
Lots of studies show that the influences of bottom materials and water type can be eliminated through the reflection ratio of the two bands, and the water depth can also be calculated by the ratio of the two bands: or (5) As the biggest depth of arid grass-type lake in the arid area is generally less than 3 meters, the spatial distribution of the water types and the bottom materials change obviously.
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Experiment The raw materials of the alloy used in the presented study include pure zinc, pure alumunim, pure magnesium, Al-50%Cu alloy.
Acknowledgements The authors sincerely thank the financial supports from Guangxi Natural Science Foundation (Grant No.0832001) and Guangxi Natural Science Foundation (Grant No.2011GXNSFF018001).
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Preparation and Properties of Emulsion Type Sizing Agent for Carbon Fiber Shun Li1,a, Heyi Ge1,b,*, Huashi Liu1 and Dongzhi Wang1 1 Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory of Preparation and Measurement of Building Materials, University of Jinan, Jinan 250022, P.R.
China School of Material Science and Engineering, University of Jinan, Jinan 250022, P.R.China a qyq0910@163.com, b geheyi@sina.com *Correspondence to: Heyi Ge (geheyi@sina.com) Keywords: Carbon Fiber, Sizing Agent, Composite, Phase Inversion Method Abstract.
Experimental Materials.
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Tsuji, “Mechanical properties of ultrafine- grained ferritic steel sheets fabricated by rolling and annealing of duplex microstructures”, Journal of Materials Science, Vol 43, pp 7391-7396, (2008)
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Experimental procedure Taking LY12 aluminum alloy as parent materials, the authors conducted an experimental investigation on LY12 alloy with manual tungsten arc argon-shielded welding.
The microstructure of base material is shown in Fig.2d.
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Material models.
When building a microscopic finite model, thousands of solid element or other element are used to consist a component, different material models are used to simulate different kinds of materials.
For each material, finite method under microscopic level has its own microscopic constitutive equations involving damage mechanics and mechanics of materials.
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Materials and Methods The material used in this study was the Ta commercially pure (98.9%), obtained by electron beam melting.
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In addition to the development of new materials, the promotion of existing material properties is one of the important research direction, such as the application of Severe Plastic Deformation(SPD) refinement material organization, can make the material with higher strength, while retaining toughness with ductility [1].
Rotating Compression Forming method applying compression and rotation at the same time can also control the material structure [2], the properties of the material will be extended in a specific direction into a continuous gradient of the product, the product can be applied on the material which outside needs high hardness, and the internal needs of a certain toughness of the product, such as biodegradable magnesium alloy implant [3].
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Hydroxylapatite (HAp) ceramics are used as a biocompatible implant materials especially in orthopedics and dentistry.
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